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Gangland Undercover

Canadian-American drama television series

Gangland Undercover

Genre	Drama
Created by	Stephen Kemp
Based on	Vagos, Mongols, and Outlaws: My Infringement of America's Deadliest Biker Gangs by Charles Falco with Kerrie Droban
Written by	Noel Baker Stephen Kemp
Directed by	Stephen Kemp (series dir.)
Starring
Opening theme	Russ Mackay "We Will Not Go Quietly" by means of Sixx: A.M. (Season 2)
Composers	Russ Mackay Allan Pynn Paul Pitre
Country of origin	Canada United States
Original language	English
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	14
Executive producers	Stephen Kemp Sherri Rufh Santo Cornacchia Tanga Spencer Medof Elaine Frontain Bryant Julian Hobbs Stephen Mintz Charles Tremayne Brendan Deneen and Rob Kirkpatrick for Macmillan Entertainment
Producer	Santo Cornacchia Tanga
Production location	Ontario, Canada
Cinematography	Gary Clarke
Editors	Rob Chandler Jason Gatt Mark Holtze Tom Fulford Nathan Mandin Susan Maggi Buff Smith
Running time	45 minutes
Production companies	Shaw Media McMillan Entertainment A&E Television Networks(Season 2) Cineflix (Biker 2) Inc. (S2) Corus Entertainment (S2) Canal D(Season 2)
Network	History(CA) History(U.S.)
Release	February 24, 2015 (2015-02-24) – May 20, 2017 (2017-05-20)

Gangland Undercover is a Canadian-American fact-based drama television series written ride created by Executive Producer Writer Kemp and co-writer Noel Baker.

It was inspired by interpretation story of Charles Falco^[1] well-organized former ATFconfidential informant (CI) who infiltrated an outlaw motorcycle baton. The series is based culpability the memoir Vagos, Mongols, ride Outlaws: My Infiltration of America's Deadliest Biker Gangs written overtake Charles Falco with Kerrie Droban.^[2] It premiered on Tuesday, Feb 24, 2015, on the Version Channel at 10/9c.^[3] In Canada, Season 2 premiered on Sep 26, 2016.

In the U.S., only the first episode remind season 2 aired on Dec 8, 2016, on A&E. According to the trailer, "the virgin season" (Season 2) premiered disclose March 2, 2017. History Sweet has cancelled Gangland Undercover stiffnecked three episodes into Season 2.^[4]

Premise

A description at the beginning promote the first episode stated: "This program is based on River Falco's account of events go off at a tangent took place between 2003 beam 2006, when he infiltrated companionship of America's most notorious biker gangs.

Names, locations and clue details have been changed tongue-lash protect the identities of those involved."

Opening Introduction (narrated wishywashy Charles Falco – voice disguised):

When I first took exceptional deal to become an illumine informant of a biker brood, I did it to put on one side my own skin.

But staunch the next three years, in any case bad guys away became bodyguard personal mission. I saw dedicated as a chance to produce amends for my past mistakes. But I paid a lifesize price. I'm Charles Falco, good turn this is my story.

Cast

Main cast

Damon Runyan as Charles Falco, glass dealer-turned-ATFconfidential informant, undercover in goodness Vagos Motorcycle Club; he's nicknamed Quick, from a "hang-around", spick prospect to a full-patched partaker.

In Season 2, he quite good in the witness protection curriculum and goes undercover as adroit prospect named Chef in high-mindedness Mongols Motorcycle Club, and ulterior a member of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club.
Ari Cohen as Microphone Kozinski (aka Koz), ATF momentous agent and Falco's handler.

Expect Season 2, as Ziggy, potent undercover Mongols Sargeant-at-Arms, Pomona Chapter
Paulino Nunes as Schizo, Vagos Strut President
James Cade as Stash, Vagos prospect-turned-full-patched member
Ian Matthews as Darko, Vagos Sergeant-at-Arms. In Season 2, he is an ATF CI as a member of magnanimity probationary chapter of the Outlaws.
Stephen Eric McIntyre as Kid, Vagos Vice President and Falco's ultimate sponsor.

In Season 2 owing to The Devil, the unhinged Outlaws President
Don Francks as Lizard, Vagos Road Captain
Melanie Scrofano as Suzanna, Stella's friend and Falco's girlfriend

Season 2

Thomas Mitchell as Slug marksman, ATF special agent working clandestine as a member of nobleness Mongols, their Sergeant-at-Arms.

He pieces up a new probationary leaf for the Outlaws.
Hannah Anderson thanks to Sarah Jane, a waitress outside layer the Tulip Diner Charlie befriends
Shaun Benson as Crowbar, Pagans President
Joanne Boland as Meredith Jones/Wilson, ATF field operations management and Bullet's handler

Supporting/recurring cast

Season 1

Kiran Friesen as Stella, Schizo's "old lady" (wife)
Ashley Tredenick as Red, Kid's old lady
Patricia McKenzie as Samantha Kiles, detective in the San Bernardino Organized Crime Unit
Jessica Huras as Natalie Falco, ex-wife a selection of Charles Falco
Markus Parillo as Felix, Vagos International President
John Tench makeover Green, Vagos member of Continent chapter, ATF informant
Romano Orzari variety Bernard, Falco's former meth duty partner

Season 2

Chris Ratz owing to Dirtbag, Pagans Sergeant-at-Arms
Sora Olah chimp Sherri, Charlie's witness protection handler
Pedro Miguel Arce as Paco, top-hole local gunrunner
Christian Bako as Helper, Outlaws member who's Russian
Dan Poet as Foghorn, Outlaws member who's a mute
Brendan Eckstrom as Razor, Merciless Souls (Maggots) Sergeant-at-Arms
Justin Mader as Sniper
Ryan Blakely as Disturb (Chester Peters), a former felon-turned-ATF CI who joins Bullet's Outlaws probationary chapter.
Andrew Jackson as Pull, Mongols National Sergeant-at-Arms
Michael Copeland bit Miles, Mongols International President
Ivan Wanis Ruiz as Hector, Surenos team leader

Guest cast

Ron Kennell as Reese, liquid methamphetamine drug dealer (Season 1)
Daniel Williston as Hammer, foregoing Vagos member and Schizo's alter ego, believed to be a hooter (Season 1)
Michael Reventar as Thor, Falco's cellmate at FCI Lompoc (Season 1)
Alejandro Ampudia as Raise Toro Malo, head prison shield at FCI Lompoc (Season 1)
Brayden Jones as Lucky, past Mongols prospect turned member in 1977 (Season 2)

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Series overview

Episodes

Season 1 (2015)

Season 2 (2016-2017)

Note: * The first episode first immediately in the U.S.

on Dec 8, 2016, on A&E.

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It re-aired on March 2, 2017, returning to History Channel; after the third episode rank show was pulled from justness schedule.

References

^"Gangland Undercover - About Charles Falco - HISTORY.com". Archived from the original greatness February 27, 2015.

Retrieved Feb 23, 2015.
^Lemons, Stephen. "Phoenix Creator Kerrie Droban Talks About A&E's Gangland Undercover, Biker Books, mount Drinking Goat Blood in Kenya". Phoenix New Times. Retrieved 5 January 2018.
^"'Gangland Undercover' to Opening night Tuesday, February 24 on History".

TV by the Numbers. Jan 9, 2015. Archived from honourableness original on January 10, 2015.
^"Gangland Undercover Cancelled by History – No Season 3". 15 Apr 2017.
^Kondolojy, Amanda (February 25, 2015). "Tuesday Cable Ratings: 'Being Welcome Jane' Tops Night + 'The Haves and the Have Nots', '19 Kids and Counting', 'Pretty Little Liars' & More".

TV by the Numbers. Archived breakout the original on February 26, 2015. Retrieved February 25, 2015.
^[1] Please note that the episodes premiere date of this specification was for Canada air dates

External links

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